Art Exhibitions, Year 9 Ski Camp, Year 12 Graduation - Term 3 is a

MOSMAN HIGH FLYER JULY 2016

1

Welcome back to term 3 As always

there is a lot happening at Mosman High

with the Year 9 ski camp the Year 12

HSC trial examinations the final

examinations for Year 11 and subject

selection evenings for Years 8 and 10

This culminates in the Year 12

graduation held at the end of term

Year 12 have been busily working on

their major works over the holidays and

at school on many days it has seemed

business as usual with so many students

and staff working together in support of

the completion of major works tuning

performances and completing research

projects The enthusiasm of staff to give

up their holidays and come to school and

work with students is I am sure valued

by the students and their families At

Mosman High many students do at least

one major work and many also do up to

four major works As all major works

and language orals are finalised and

Art Exhibitions Year 9 Ski Camp Year 12 Graduation - Term 3 is a busy time FROM THE PRINCIPAL - SUSAN WYATT

July 2016

PampC Meeting

Thursday

28 July

700pm

In the School Library

Contents

From the Deputy - page 3

Chinese Bridge Competition - page 3

PampC Report - page 4

Henry Lawson Festival of Arts Verse

and Short Story Competition - page 4

Performing Arts News - page 5

Music Committee - page 6

Art Department News - page 8

TAS Report - page 9

Sports Committee - page 10

Basketball News - page 11

Mathscraft - page 12

Careers News - page 14

Student Stars - page 16

Calendar of Events - page 20

July 2016

VOLUME 24 ISSUE 5

Continued on page 2

A school community fostering creativity individuality and leadership while striving for excellence in teaching and learning

marked in term 3 students are keen to

have these completed Trial HSC

examinations take place in weeks 2 and

3 and the fact that they are early is also

to support the many students with

major works

On the final day of term 2 our

Community of Schools held a joint

Staff Development Day We have

formed a partnership with Corwin and

the John Hattie group from Melbourne

University looking at Visible Learning

This approach puts the student at the

centre of learning and encourages

teachers to provide learning that is

appropriately challenging with strong

individual feedback This will be

followed up with two days where the

Mosman High executive will be trained

in leading Visible Learning in their

faculty


2

Continued from page 1

Already almost 50 of teachers

participated in a series of four evening

workshops in partnership with UNSW

and the GERRIC centre to qualify for a

Certificate of Gifted Education One of

the features of this course was

developing specific subject programs

that responded to the needs of gifted

students At an upcoming Professional

Learning evening those trained teachers

will be supporting those who did not

attend the training in developing these

skills in program writing

The first week back at school will see the

final Parent Teacher night for 2016 This

last evening will again provide parents of

Years 9 and 10 the opportunity to discuss

their studentrsquos progress with their

teachers The final semester one report

was also issued in week 1 for Years 9 10

and 11 and so all students should now

have received their Half Yearly report

Another very successful initiative was

the cake stall and sausage sizzle that took

place on Election Day The PampC art

committee organised the cake stall and

the PampC sports committee organised the

sausage sizzle (with eggs bacon and

onions) both these committees as do

our other parent committees work very

hard to support students at the school

with incredible resources

This time last year we were trialling the

ldquoElevaterdquo program with a number of

year groups This program teaches

students organisational and study skills

and each year builds upon earlier student

workshops The feedback from students

is extremely positive and the Elevate

program is now embedded in the school

calendar

At the end of term our junior and senior

dance ensembles performed at the

Northern Sydney Dance Festival Both

performances were received with high

acclaim Ms Leto our wonderful dance

coordinator also held a dance soiree to

showcase the HSC dance studentsrsquo

performances and choreography The

standard of performance by all students

was outstanding

Three of our drama ensembles have also

been selected to perform at the Sydney

North Drama Festival Our drama

students are so talented I am sure they

will be acclaimed

Many of our students have achieved

incredible success lately both

individually and in teams Ashley

Wilkie Y12 and an SRC leader has

been chosen to lead all cadets in the

Sydney metropolitan region A

fantastic achievement Lara Unkovich

of Y9 belongs to the Metropolitan

Slammers and her tennis team were

successful in winning the 2016 NSW

16 and under State Team

Championships Lara is also a member

of the MHS Knock Out tennis team

that has reached the final eight teams in

the state

Hedy Hagans (Y11) participated in a

two week promotion course with the

AAFC and not only did she pass with

Distinction she was the Dux of the

course which included over 80

participants from around the country

Also a number of students are finalists

in the Young ICT Explorers

competition Best wishes to Callum

Predavec Declan Predavec Jacques

Mathot Alex Songeon Senzaki and

Finbar Walker

Also during the holidays I was

informed of a wonderful student

success Both Callum (Y10) and

Declan (Y8) Predavec won the

Australian Information Industry iAwards

for an innovative bike system The Hi-

Viz bike system uses a mix of

technology to protect cyclists on the

road Declan and Callum will now

represent NSW in the National

competition Congratulations and good

luck boys Congratulations also to

Harmony Lovegrove who has been

selected as a featured soloist in Schools

Spectacular

Finally we have just received wonderful

news that Brendan Nyholm (Y11) has

been selected as one of twenty students

from across NSW to be Secretary for a

Day Brendan will shadow a General

Manager in the Department of

Education This is a special initiative as

part of Education Week

On behalf of the Mosman community we

are very proud of all our students and

wish them well particularly Year 12 as

they engage with trial HSC

examinations and the many and varied

major works and performances

Left Hedy Hagans Dux

of a two week promotion

course with the Australian

Air Force Cadets

STOP PRESS Ex-Mosman High Graduate off to Rio

Lisa Darmanin (ex MHS) will make her Olympic debut in Rio this year She

will be competing in the Nacra 17 mixed multi-hull alongside her teammate

and cousin Jason Waterhouse In 2015 they won the Rio test event and

finished second in the world championships Lisa

was also named the Australian female sailor of the

year last month


3

From the Deputy Principal

Now that Parent Teacher Nights are over

it is important parents and students

reflect on the feedback received through

reports and first semester assessments

The power of feedback has been well

researched It contributes significantly to

students working towards and achieving

their personal best It also has a big

impact on your childrsquos sense of control

An easier way to look at it is if your

child understands why they received a

good teacherrsquos comment or a comment

raising concerns that they in fact should

have a greater sense of control over their

learning by knowing this

Students feel a sense of achievement if

they do great work receive good marks

and positive feedback It confirms their

approach to a task and that it met the

standards of the assessment criteria This

creates pride in a job well done and our

reports acknowledge the student is

achieving their personal best Students

who do not perform to their potential

may not like feedback that their work

was not to their standard and while it

may be tough at least the student knows

what not to do the next time

Students make mistakes and it is

important to understand this and to avoid

- Colette Longley amp Tony Gahan

uncertainty about learning so that the

student knows what it takes to earn

good marks This is called academic

resilience and encourages consistent

engagement in all parts of their

learning For parents to help their child

achieve success no matter their

academic aptitude it is important to

talk frankly about whether they

succeeded or not and then have a chat

about how to repeat success with

similar tasks However if they didnrsquot

succeed discuss what can be learned

from the result to improve with the

next task This focuses your discussion

around tasks rather than overall

performance and helps build your

childrsquos focus on learning

Students need clear guidance about

what you expect of them in semester

two Make your expectations represent

SMART goals ie specific measurable

attainable realistic and time aware To

do this put action around self-

regulatory skills This focuses not on

the mark but the quality of preparation

needed to achieve a good result For

example with your child go to the MHS

website click on quick links

lsquoCalendarrsquo then click on lsquoSchool

Calendar Liversquo and review the next ten

weeks Sit down with them and plan the

next term prepare a schedule and help

your child bring about certainty to their

learning ie there is a test week 5 rather

than I know there is a test coming up but

Irsquom not sure Together you will know

what will be assessed and quality time

can be put aside to prepare for it Your

child will appreciate your help as it

teaches them about being engaged

learners

Here is a pretty SMART goal

In the next assessment task I will take

careful notes and review them at least

two days before the due date and if I am

unsure I should ask the teacher questions

about what I dont understand I will do

my assignment work before I do things

with friends and while preparing I will

look back at feedback that I received

about my skills from other assessment

tasks When I get anything wrong I will

make sure to ask the teacher or one of

my classmates how they got the right

answer

Good luck with semester 2 and be smart

2016 Chinese Bridge Competition

FROM Victor Zhang Chinese Language Teacher

On 30 May three Year 9 students

Shreyasi Dhungana Ji Woo Kim and

Victoria Moura-Watts attended 2016

Chinese Bridge Competition NSW a

contest for foreign secondary school

students on their mastery of the Chinese

language at Darling Harbour There

were 15 schools that took part in this

competition in which Shreyasi Victoria

and Ji Woo were the youngest

contestants The competition is composed of two

parts speech and talent show All of our

Mosman students sang Chinese songs

in the section of talent show and re-

ceived a lot of applause and cheers

from the audience

They are all confident to expect a

greater success next year


4

P amp C Report FROM Evan Predavec P amp C President

The meeting also saw a discussion of

the fact that many families in Years 10

and 11 have not paid their school

contributions this year That presents a

problem for the school because those

contributions go to pay for the WiFi

network consumables such as the art

supplies paper for photocopied

booklets and so on

If families have financial difficulty

making the payment there is

government money available to make

up the shortfall But that money is only

available if the school is notified of

difficulty if people simply dont pay

there is no money available

The conclusion the meeting came to was

that people have forgotten and the

documentation has been overlooked So

you can expect to hear more about this

as a reminder over the coming weeks

The next PampC meeting is on Thursday

July 28th at 7pm in the Library

At the last PampC meeting Susan Wyatt

presented a range of facts and figures

about the school Most students

participated in the Tell Them From Me

survey earlier this year and the feedback

was interesting Mostly the feedback was

good and Mosman is performing at a

level above most schools around the

State There are a couple of spots of

concern revolving around student

enthusiasm in some years and bullying

but the school staff are already

addressing these - which just goes to

show the value of the survey

Henry Lawson Festival of Arts Verse and

Short Story Competition

It Starts Now A Poem by Matilda Meikle

I used to love boys things

I didnt love pink skirts dresses and rings

And Ive never looked in the mirror and seen the mess

Of a stereotypical girl in a bow and a dress

I was always the grey sheep in a sea of white

The little girls that walk down the street

All seem to be dancing to the same beat

They dont like pants or the colour blue

And few of them paddle their own canoe

Is that what they want Or is that what they learn

When the time comes for me to go out into the world

Ill be expected to travel the route of a predictable girl

Look right have a family get paid less accept a glass ceiling

And smile about all of that no matter how Im feeling

Its hard to spread your wings when youre inside a cage

But little girls who wear pink or not

Deserve a better future than what weve got

We need a change we need to dream

We need a promising future however tough it may seem

For that we have to choose the harder road the bumpy lane

So that girl who love boys things

Not dresses or rings

Wants to grow up and follow her heart

And that starts now

Courage focus belief purpose - it starts now

Matilda Meikle is a young writer and

poet in Year 7 at Mosman High School

whose included poem explores issues of

gender and courage Her poetry

encourages the audience to reflect on

their stereotypes and the impact that this

has on young girls

Her poem received a highly commended

prize in the Henry Lawson Festival of

Arts Verse and Short Story Competition

FROM Catharina Simmonds English Teacher and Year 7 Advisor

Above Matilda Meikle


5

Performing Arts News FROM John Feros Head Teacher Performing Arts

Welcome back everyone to Term 3 This

term is one of our busiest periods all

year It is the business end for Year 12

Students in Music Drama and

Entertainment all begin their Trial HSC

in week 2 This will be followed by the

actual HSC in Drama and Music in

weeks 6-9 All Practical HSC subjects

begin their exams in term 3 and complete

the written component in October Keep

an eye out for performances in the

School Theatre where Year 12 will

showcase their HSC performances Year

12 Drama will perform on August 9-10

beginning at 630pm and Music 1 and

Music 2 will perform the following

week I would like to wish all

Performing Arts students success in their

practical exams

Year 8 and 9 are busily rehearsing plays

that will be presented later in the term

Both Miss Urlich and Ms Mulhall are

really pleased with the auditions and the

students are ready to take ownership of

their work This is such a worthwhile

unit as it gives students experience in a

sustained production

Donrsquot forget to put an entry into our film

festival MosFest screening in term 4

Get together with some friends and make

a 3-5 minute film Drop in and see Miss

Urlich or Mr Feros in the Performing

Arts staffroom for more information

Congratulations

Harmony Lovegrove from Year 10 She

has been selected for an amazing 6th time

to be a featured artist at this years School

Spectacular Harmony also performed

brilliantly at a recent benefit at the

Sydney Town Hall

We also have three Drama Ensembles in

the Arts North Drama Festival Two

pieces from Year 10 (India Rowe

Katherine Porrit-Fraser Tom Castle Ella

Bennett Leilani Holmes Skrill Eliza

Slimes and Amy Wojciechowski) and

one from Year 11 (Lulu Stone Lili

Sandiford and Lola Trajkovich) They

will perform at the Seymour Centre late

in July Good Luck

Ruby Moon

Last term the year 10 drama class studied and performed a past HSC play

Ruby Moon by Matt Cameron It follows the story of two parents looking

for their lost child and the eccentric neighbourhood characters they interact

with in their search for Ruby This play allowed us to delve into the

characters lives and contrasted the usual cheerful pieces we were used to

performing Studying a post-HSC text was more difficult for us and created

a space where we could discuss and learn about theatre techniques we hadnt

experienced before

Male and female characters who change roles between the couple Sylvie and

Ray and the wacky neighbours down the road usually act the play In our

performance each pair of students workshopped a single scene They

choreographed the movement of the scene and worked on character

development as well as organising props and the set needed As a class we

arranged the lighting and sound cues needed which were used on the night

to produce a fully independent and professional performance Overall

studying Ruby Moon was a new and challenging experience allowing us to

improve our practical technique and understanding of theatre

India Rowe and Katherine Porritt-Fraser Year 10


6

Music Committee Report FROM Angela Lehmann Music Committee Chair

Congratulations to Mosman High Junior

Jazz Band for their first place in the

Sydney Eisteddfod It was a first class

performance ndash well done Joern Harris

and your group of very talented

musicians

Donrsquot forget to keep an eye on the music

website https

mosmanhighmusicwordpresscom

The site is regularly updated and is a

great resource for answering many of

your questions and checking things like

the calendar rehearsal times and uniform

requirements Next Committee Meeting 7pm

Tuesday 26th July School Foyer All

welcome

Dates for Term 3

Sunday July 24

Jazz Combo Performance Middle

Harbour Public School

Friday August 12

Essentially Ellington Festival ndash Jnr amp

Snr Jazz

Friday August 19 7pm

Jazz Night ldquoMosman Swings amp All

That Jazzrdquo ndash Snr Jazz

Tuesday September 20 630pm

Ensemble Encore ndash All Ensembles

Desperately Seeking Auction Items

for Jazz Night 2016

Dear MHS Parents Can you assist us in sourcing items or experiences for our Silent Auction to be held at the legendary Jazz Night at Mosman RSL on Friday the 19th August This is our major fundraiser for the year - funds will go towards much needed instruments and equipment for the Music Department Do you have a weekender Do you know someone whorsquos able to offer accommodation or has a travel businessor could provide wine art or another product service or experience If you would be able to contribute or have a friend in a local business who may like to get involved donrsquot hesitate to contact us Angela Lehmann (Year 9) lehmann_angelahotmailcom Caroline Speight (Year 7) speight_fechneroptusnetcomau


7

Congratulations to our poster competition winner Patrick Blacker for creating a fantastic poster for our annual Jazz Night With a poster like this advertising the event tickets are sure to sell out quickly

Dust off your dancing shoes and get ready to swing at the Mosman High annual jazz night Featuring Monica and The Moochers supported by the Mosman High Big Band One of Australiarsquos most successful and versatile celebrities Monica and her band bursting with energy will guarantee to bring any event to life Their repertoire is full of an infectious blend of forties and fifties swing with a little bit of Latin thrown in Our talented Mosman High musicians directed by Todd Hardy will also be part of the eveningsrsquo entertainment Throw all of these wonderful musicians together and we can expect an exciting night where anything could happen

Venue Mosman RSL Military Road Mosman NSW 2088 Time 700pm Tickets $90 per person Enquiries Caroline Fechner - speight_fechneroptusnetcomau


8

Art Department News FROM Fiona Ackerman Head Teacher Art

Term 3 is an extra busy time for our

faculty Our annual Visual Arts

Exhibition and the completion of Year

12 bodies of work will both be held in

August

The exhibition this year is opening on

Friday 26th August at 6pm in the Art

Block and the Exhibition will be open on

the weekend (27th and 28th August)

between the hours of 11am and 3pm

Year 12 are working towards the body of

work submission Most of the artwork

looks good but there is still much to be

done by most of our students We opened

the art block during the July holidays for

the students to have studio time Thank

you to the Year 12 teachers and Mr Grant

for volunteering their time

The submission date for the bodies of

work to the Board of Studies is the 29th

August

The Visual Arts faculty would like to

congratulate all students who have

entered the Mosman Youth Art prize for

all forms of practice The exhibition

comprised over 300 entries and a record

220 were selected for display at Mosman

Art Gallery until 7th August

Congratulations to Gus Brown (Year 7)

for The Golden Ribbon and Ebony Toke

(Year 9) for Bird Watching who were

selected to receive an award in the 2016

Mosman Youth Art Prize Also a

reminder to families of both senior and

interested junior students to attend

lsquoPathways to a Creative Futurersquo a forum

held at Mosman Art Gallery on Sunday

31st July 2-4pm This event brings

together emerging artists gallery

professionals and educators who will

share their experience of working in

creative fields A forum to get inspired

ask questions and explore what is out

there ndash now and in the future

In celebration of NAIDOC week Year

7 students created a collaborative

artwork display held at Mosman Art

Gallery The students and their art

teacher Ms Shapley attended the

opening on 2nd July and afterwards

celebrated their achievement at a local

cafeacute

The Cake Stall on Election Day run by

the Art Committee was delicious

Thank you to the bakers and

committee who made this event

possible and successful

We had a very eventful clean-up day of

the art block in the holidays A big thank

you must go to the Art Committee

helpers Mr Manuell and a 4 cubic metre

skip bin

All years are currently busily painting

lino cutting and printing drawing and

working towards sculptures We are

looking forward to seeing the students

work on display at the upcoming

exhibition

From the Visual Arts faculty to the

Year 12 cohort we wish you all the very

best of luck next week in the upcoming

Trial HSC examinations


9

Welcome to Term 3 TAS

With Major Projects season in full swing

Irsquod like to wish our Year 12 students our

best wishes as they put the finishing

touches on their Timber Multimedia

Textiles Design or Software Projects I

commend the students who made use of

the schoolrsquos resources during the last

holiday break and thank Mr Clark and

Mr Walker for helping their students

during the holidays The TAS workshops

were a hive of activity during the first

week with very productive outcomes As

usual the HSC Major Projects will be on

display in the hall following marking ndash

stay tuned

I thank all those parents attending Parent

TAS Report FROM Mark Jones Head Teacher TAS

Teacher nights as communication helps

enormously in your childrsquos success

Although 2017 seems a long way off it

is a good time to start thinking of

Electives for Years 9 10 amp 11 for next

year As the TAS (Technology and

Applied Studies) Faculty provides a

myriad of subject courses I would

recommend parents amp students start

investigating the subjects they are

interested in and attend the upcoming

Subject Information Evenings

Due to the large number of year 7

Technology Mandatory classes and the

limited access to some resources the

Lunch time wood turners group has

been a great success and will continue

this term The 5 wood lathes in E

Block have been used consistently every

lunch time during Term 2 with many

beautiful bowls mallets and egg cups

being produced Below are some of the

impressive results from these keen

students using the lathe for the first time

I congratulate these students for their

enthusiasm and willingness to develop

their practical skills The constant smell

of Camphour Laurel shavings has been a

constant reminder of the lunch time

activity There are opportunities so if you

are keen come to Tech Wood 1 any

Lunchtime and have a go Irsquom sure

yoursquoll enjoy the experience

Design and create your future


10

Sports Committee News FROM Hayden Mackellar GAT Sports Committee Chair

A new Season

On the back of some terrific finals results

last term We had amazing success for

our girls volleyball and both boys and

girls basketball teams dominating finals

berths in the suburban competitions

Term 3 hails the start of new

competitions for a number of our sports

teams We look forward to another

exciting term ahead and the coaches are

already pushing our high performers into

challenging new divisions and age

groups

NSR School Futsal Championships

Mosman High took 8 teams out to the

NSR School Futsal Championships in

Bankstown over week 6 of Term 2

Three boys teams and two girls teams

from Years 78 competed on the

Tuesday with all teams playing some

very competitive futsal The Year 7 Boys

red team were extremely unlucky not to

go through only missing out on goal

difference with the Year 7 blue team

also missing out by the same margin for

the semis This was a great achievement

for both teams as most players were

playing a year up A great day of futsal

with all 32 kids with big smiles on their

faces and already keen for next year

On the Thursday our Year 910 teams

went to Bankstown Our 16 girls team

continued with the same luck only

missing out on the semis by goal

difference Our Year 10 boys put in a

fantastic effort qualifying for the

quarter final undefeated with only 5

players and only going down 2-1 to

Cecil Hills which unfortunately left

them eliminated

A great week by all with plenty of

entertaining futsal throughout the week

Fundraising

The sports were lucky enough to run a

fundraising BBQ at the school during

the recent Federal election We were

blessed with magnificent weather and

voters that were hungry We raised

over $1800 to support the GAT sports

program and our teams A sincere

thank you to all those who contributed

with their time money and appetites We

will keep you updated on where we aim

to use these funds

Results

Special mentions -

We are very excited to announce that the

MHS Open girls tennis team won the

Sydney North final which means we are

in the top 8 in the state and Clint Johnson

will travel with the team to Ulladulla

early next term for the state finals This

is one of our best ever knockout results

and look forward to cheering them on to

the next stages Stay tuned for updates

Congratulations to Ben Jerome who was

selected for the U16 Mens NSW Metro

state basketball team to compete in the

recent National Championships

Next Meeting

Please join us for our next committee

meeting check the online school

calendar for the date

Above U14 Boys and Girls teams - NSR Futsal

Competition


Competition

Left Our Year 7 Sonics team won their grand final last term and we are very

proud of our upcoming junior basketballers Well done Sonics and we look

forward to more success

Top left to right Calvin Jay James Coach Cooper

Bottom left to right Ashton Nick Hamish and Louie


11

Basketball News FROM Phil Webster Head Teacher HSIE

Congratulations to Ben Jerome on his

selection in the NSW U16 Basketball

team that recently competed in the

National Championships in Melbourne

NSW finished 9th from 14 teams but

were unlucky in a number of preliminary

games losing 2 games by 2 points or

lessWe are very proud of Ben and his

achievements and he has been rewarded

for his hard work at Mosman and Norths

basketball with NSW selection

Our Year 9 boys recently won the

MWBA div 1 title and currently still

hold the National div 2 title Our boys

have been promoted to the Year 10

competition as a result of this victory

Congratulations again boys you are

doing the school proud

Congratulations also to our Year 9 girls

team that recently won the MWBA

competition in division 2

The girls have been together through

thick and thin to New Zealand and back

and have reaped the rewards of

persistence and resilience

We are very proud of this squad and

wish them further success

Above Yr 9 MHS Div 2 Girls Basketball team

Back left Ebony Toke Eva Strachan Stacey Clarke Kitty Newlyn Coach Pete

Front left Daniela Mutis-Gomez Lizzy Musster Alycia Patel Penny Figar

Above Ben Jerome selected for

the U16s Menrsquos NSW Metro

State Basketball team

Year 9 PASS enjoying testing their local

legends WODs and tracking their performance

with WODIFY so that they can measure

changes in their fitness levels The new TVs

and wall timer look fantastic

Above Yr 9 MHS Div 1 Boys

Basketball team

From L-R are Hayden Jake Luke

Miles Julian Fabian Aiden Zac

Absent Ben Jerome


12

On Tuesday the 14th of June Ben

Aarons Emma Butler India Rowe and

their teacher Ms Xue went on an

excursion to lsquoDoing Maths like a

Mathematicianrsquo This was a full-day

excursion dedicated to approaching math

questions from a different angle (no pun

intended) Set at the University of

Technology Sydney (UTS) we were

joined by a number of students and their

teachers from other schools across

Sydney to explore and challenge our

understanding of what it means to be a

true mathematician

The main focus of the day was to

appreciate and explore a variety of

approaches to solving interesting

problems As the questions were quite

difficult we worked in groups of three

students the teacher and a volunteer

academic from the university We were

all told that the answer itself wasnrsquot

important but rather the mathematical

thinking and development of ideas that

surrounded how we unpacked questions

and attempted to solve them that did The

day challenged us to criticise our own

thinking and to engage deeply in

substantive communication with one

another

Much to our delight little to no

prompting or explanations were given as

we first encountered the various

problems but rather we were encouraged

to explore and play Needless to say it

was a challenge for all of us (both adult

and student) As more conjectures were

made throughout the room and ideas and

understandings began flowing we

collectively were able to (eventually)

figure out both what the question was

asking and how we just might solve it

The day was a very good experience as it

showed us an entirely different way of

approaching maths and taught us to think

of ideas ourselves

There were four questions we spent the

day trying to solve three of which are

included here Have a go and see if you

have what it takes to lsquoDo Maths like a

Mathematicianrsquo

Mathscraft -

lsquoDoing Maths like a Mathematicianrsquo FROM Students Ben Aarons Emma Butler India Rowe amp Maths teacher Ms Xue

Left Emma Butler India

Rowe and Ben Aarons in the

spiral staircase of the new

Science and Graduate School of

Health

Right Emma Butler India

Rowe and Ben Aarons as

they begin lsquoDoing Maths

like a Mathematicianrsquo

Problem 1


13

Problem 2 - Top Heavy Pyramids (THPs)

Problem 3 - Can Stacking


14

UAC Guides for Year 12

Year 12 students will be issued with their

own UAC Guide It is anticipated they

will arrive at the end of this month This

Guide explains the process of applying to

University Course descriptions and

ATAR cut-offs for every course

Students can choose up to 9 course

preferences with the on-time closing date

being the 30 September 2016 The

Careers Advisor will go through this in

detail with Year 12 when the Guides

arrive

Le Cordon Bleu Open Day

The upcoming Open Day for Le Cordon

Bleu Sydney will be on the 1st of

September 2016 This will be great

opportunity to engage with the Le

Cordon Bleu staff and students and learn

more about the courses facilities and

opportunities available at Le Cordon

Bleu On the day there will be hands on

demonstrations food stalls

presentations Q ampA guest speakers

tours Please register at

httpwwwcordonbleueduaustralia

opendays2016enregister

Early Offer from Notre Dame

University - closing on 29 July

Notre Damersquos Young Achievers Early

Offer Program is closing on Friday 29

July 2016 Students who are successful in

gaining an Early Offer place receive a

firm offer before they sit their final Year

12 exams

Applicants are able to apply in one of

four categories

Commitment to community andor

church

Commitment to and excellence in

cultural pursuits


sporting achievements or

Academic excellence

The application form and further

information can be obtained from

wwwndeduauearlyoffer

Notre Dame Open Day ndash Saturday 27

August

Notre Damersquos Open Day is on Saturday

27 August from 900am to 300pm Both

the Broadway and Darlinghurst sites will

be open with a shuttle bus

operating between the two locations

The Darlinghurst site will be worth a

visit for those interested in Nursing or

Medicine

There will be course information the

opportunity to speak with academic

staff and current students

entertainment and fun activities a

program of information sessions free

food and a focus on the student

experience and the services and

organisations which support the

students on campus

You can view the program and set up

your own individual plan for Open Day

by selecting the sessions you want to

attend at wwwnotredameeduau

opendaysydney

UNSW News

Law Admission Test

Any Year 12 student who is interested

in studying Law at the UNSW in 2017

is required to sit for the Law

Admission Test (LAT)

Registrations for the Law Admission

Test are now open

Students are asked to submit questions

on registration using the online form

Visit

https

wwwfuturestudentsunsweduaulaw-

admission-test-lat-information-evening

UTS News

New Combined Degrees

UTS Law is pleased to announce the

introduction of two new undergraduate

degrees due to commence at the

beginning of the 2017 academic year

The Bachelor of EconomicsBachelor

of Laws (BEconLLB) and the

Bachelor of Forensic Science

Bachelor of Laws (BForScLLB) are

specialist degrees designed to enhance

legal and professional skills

The Bachelor of Economics Bachelor

of Laws will provide students with

requisite legal knowledge as well as

the quantitative skills required for a

thorough understanding of key economic

principles The career options available

will include but are not limited to a

lawyer or adviser specialising in

economics analysis as well as a number

of diverse roles in government and

financial institutions

The Bachelor of Forensic Science

Bachelor of Laws degree marries the

complex albeit complimentary fields of

forensic science and the law imbuing

students with an in-depth understanding

of the legal system and how forensic

science can solve and prevent crime

Upon completion students will be able

to pursue careers as lawyers specialising

in the cross-examination of expert

witnesses and the analysis of forensic

reports Opportunities for employment

will exist within the police service state

and federal law enforcement agencies

customs quarantine services and more

Both the BEconLLB and BForScLLB

are 5-years full-time in duration

UNE Early Entry

Final deadline 30 September

Select up to 3 degree options

Apply directly to UNE online No

application fees Know earlier

(November) that you have a place at

UNE to relieve the pressure of waiting

for results and let you plan your big

move No UACQTAC applications

required - Applying through UNE Early

Entry does not prevent you from making

another application through a tertiary

admissions centre so itrsquos a great way to

increase your chances of getting into the

course you want

httpwwwuneeduaustudystudy-on-

campusget-early-entryapply-online

La Trobe University Open Day

Albury-Wodonga

15 August - 530pm to 900pm

Course advice tour and meet staff

Contact Jessica Watt at

jwattlatrobeeduau

httpwwwlatrobeeduaueventsall

albury-wodonga-evening-event

Careers News FROM Richard Mew Careers Advisor


15

CQ University Sydney Courses

400 Kent St Sydney

Wide variety of courses from Business

IT Communication to HealthMedical

httpswwwcqueduauabout-us

locationssydneycourses-and-programs-

available

University of Sydney E12

Scholarship

Applications open 20 July

Is your school in the E12 demographic

area Receive adjusted ATAR benefit

$5000 and iPad

Visit

httpsydneyeduaufuture-students

domesticundergraduatee12

SCU Head Start

Provides an opportunity for Year 11 and

12 students to gain direct entry and

advanced standing into a variety of

courses offered at Southern Cross

University Free from university fees the

program offers you the chance to gain a

taste of university life stimulate your

interest in academic pursuits and

enhance your educational performance

and long term aspirations The program

has been designed for students who have

the academic capability to succeed at

university Applicants will be selected

on merit based on their academic

performance a personal statement and

the recommendation of their Principal

httpscueduaufuturestudents

indexphp147

UOW College 2017 Course Guide

httpwwwuowcollegeeduauabout

brochuresgroupspublicwebuowc

documentsdocuow213373pdf

ANU Campus Tours

Tour ANU with one of their students for

an hour Monday to Friday from 10am to

5pm Plan ahead and visit

httpstudentsanueduauevents

campustoursphp

University of Canberra

Undergraduate Guide

httpwwwcanberraeduaufuture-

studentscoursesattachmentspdf

UCDOM0244_Undergrad_Guide_2016_

WEBPDF

TAFE

New AusAppPathways smartphone app

Smart search for Australian

Apprenticeship ideas The app helps

students explore potential Australian

Apprenticeships career ideas based on

their interests Searches can be filtered

by state and school-based

apprenticeship availability AusApp-

Pathways is free and available for

Apple and Android devices For more

information and to download the app

visit httpwwwausappcomau

TAFE Western - Bachelor of Early

Childhood and Care

Entry via HSC or Diploma of Early

Childhood Education and Care to be a

teacher in day care or pre-school

Nirimba Campus at Quakers Hills

Email NirimbaChildhoodDe-

greedetnsweduau

Phone 131 870

httpswwwtafensweduaucourses

tafe-nsw-degreeschoose-a-degree

bachelor-of-early-childhood-education-

and-care-birth-5

Colleges

Bedford College

Dual Diploma Business and Leadership

amp Management

Bedford College is now offering the

option to enrol in a Dual Diploma in

Business and Leadership and

Management Graduates are provided

with qualifications to work in a range

of businessmanagement roles

increasing further employment and

education opportunities To find out

more visit wwwbedfordeduau or call

1300 174 174

Criminology major available at ACAP

ACAP now offers a second major in

Criminology to its Bachelor of

Psychological Science students Eleven

criminology units are required in

addition to the psychology subjects Do

the Bachelor program on-campus in

Sydney and the criminology units

online For details email

infoacapnavitascom or call 1800

061 199

Coco Republic Interior Design

Online one day per week two nights

per week accelerator and master-

classes http

wwwcocorepubliccomaudesignschool

Think Education Scholarships

Demonstrate talent and motivation in

your specific field offered at Think

View closing dates http

wwwthinkeduaustudying-at-think

scholarships

Kent Institute Australia Information

Brochure Sydney - Accounting and

Business

Course information fees scholarships

and enrolment advice

httpkenteduaukent3wp-content

uploads201605Brochure-2016-

Versionpdf

Australian College of Journalism Guide

httpwwwacjeduau

enquiry_sentampuuid=cb29edca-03ea-

41b6-81b5-

aa958c293c76ampform_position=lead_side

bar

The Australian College of Physical

Education (ACPE)


Education (ACPE) offers bachelor

degrees in sport fitness health science

community health dance and physical

education Established in 1917 their

vision is to continue to be recognised as

a leading national provider of innovative

career education in sport physical

activity and health ACPEs bachelor

degrees and graduate diplomas are

nationally accredited programs ACPE is

a private higher education institution

registered with the Tertiary Education

Quality Standards Agency (TEQSA) and

part of Study Group Australia Study

amongst the sporting elite on their new

purpose-built campus in the mecca of

sports excellence Sydney Olympic Park

The campus has brand-new facilities and

equipment including multipurpose

indoor sports courts state-of-the-art

dance studios an expanded gymnasium

and heaps more

Save the Date

Tuesday 1st November at North Sydney

Girls High School between 600 ndash

700pm Everything you wanted to know

about the HSC ndash Scaling EAS

Scholarships and much more Details

will be forthcoming


16

Student Stars Congratulations to Harmony Lovegrove

for a truly wonderful performance of

lsquoWhat the World Needs Nowrsquo at the

ldquoFrom Sydney with Loverdquo fundraiser for

victims of Orlando

Harmony was the only 16 yr old

performing in a concert with artists

including Marcia Hines Magda

Szubanski Virginia Gay Michael

Cormick Simon Bourke Paul Capsis

Bob Downe Joel Creasy IOTA and

Shoshanna Bean

The Concert ldquoFrom Sydney with Loverdquo

was an initiative of the LBGT and

musical theatre communities supported

by Clover Moore and the City of

Sydney It raised $70000 for the

families of the victims of the Orlando

shooting

In other achievements Lara Unkovichrsquos

tennis team ldquoThe Metropolitan

Slammersrdquo have won the 2016 NSW 16

amp Under State Team Championships

Lara amp team each played 11 matches

over 11 consecutive hours in just one

day Lara won all her singles doubles

and mixed doubles matches A fantastic

effort

This was a key inaugural event in NSW

so Lara and team will receive the honour

of having their name printed on the Cup

(which is still being made) first The Metropolitan Slammers tennis team with team Captain Manager Aaron

Warwick

Asthma Action Plan A reminder to parents to notify the school about your childrsquos health

We welcome information from parents about your childrsquos health even if you are not requesting specific support from our school

Our school asks for medical information when you enrol your child It is also important that you let us know if your childrsquos health

care needs change or if a new health condition develops

Information about allergies medical conditions such as asthma and diabetes and other health care related issues (including prior

conditions such as medical procedures in the last 12 months) should be provided to the school by parents Please provide this

information in writing to the principal This will greatly assist our school in planning to support your childrsquos health and wellbeing

Please also remember to notify staff in the school office of any changes to your contact details or to the contact details of other

people nominated as emergency contacts

We appreciate your assistance in this regard and assure you that any information you provide the school will be stored securely and

will only be used or disclosed in order to support your son or daughterrsquos health needs as otherwise required by law

Asthma Action Plan httpsasthmaaustraliaorgauArticleDocuments1073AAP_DOHApdfaspx

Allergy Action Plan httpswwwallergyorgauimagesstoriesanaphylaxis2015

ASCIA_Action_Plan_Allergic_Reactions_2015pdf

Lara with her medal at the Forster Tennis Club


17


18

National Consistent Collection of Data Information for parents and carers

WHAT IS THE NATIONAL DATA COLLECTION The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (the national data collection) is an annual collection that counts the number of school students with disability and the level of reasonable educational adjustment they are provided with The national data collection counts students who have been identified by a school team as receiving an adjustment to address a disability under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (the DDA)

WHAT IS THE BENEFIT FOR MY CHILD This information will help teachers the principal and families to better support students with disability to take part in school on the same basis as students without disability The national data collection is an opportunity for our school to review our learning and support systems to continually improve education outcomes for our students with disability

WHY IS THIS DATA BEING COLLECTED The information provided through the national data collection will enable all Australian governments to improve target support and resources to benefit students with disability

WHAT ARE SCHOOLS REQUIRED TO DO FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITY All students are entitled to a quality learning experience at school Schools are required to make reasonable adjustments where needed to assist students with disability to access and participate in education free from discrimination and on the same basis as other students These responsibilities are outlined in the DDA and the Disability Standards for Education 2005 (the Standards) The Standards require educators students parents and others (eg allied health professionals) to work together so that students with disability can participate in education The Standards can be accessed via the ComLaw website at wwwcomlawgovau

WHAT IS A REASONABLE ADJUSTMENT A reasonable adjustment is a measure or action taken to help a student with disability access and participate in education on the same basis as students without disability Reasonable adjustments reflect the assessed individual needs of the student and are provided in consultation with the student andor their parents and carers Reasonable adjustments can be made across the whole school setting (eg ramps into school buildings) in the classroom (such as adapting class lessons) and at an individual student level (eg extra tuition for a student with learning difficulties)

WHAT INFORMATION WILL BE COLLECTED Every year your childrsquos school will collect the following information for each student with a disability

the studentrsquos level of education (ie primary or secondary)

the studentrsquos level of adjustment

the studentrsquos broad type of disability

The information collected by schools will be provided to all governments to inform policy and programme improvement for students with disability

WHO WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE NATIONAL DATA COLLECTION For the purposes of the national data collection students with learning difficulties such as dyslexia or auditory processing disorder as well as chronic health conditions like epilepsy diabetes or asthma that require active monitoring by the school may be included

WHO WILL COLLECT INFORMATION FOR THE NATIONAL DATA COLLECTION Teachers and school staff will count the number of students with disability in their school and the level of reasonable adjustment they are provided based on

consultation with parents and carers in the course of determining and providing reasonable adjustments

the school teamrsquos observations and professional judgments

any medical or other professional diagnosis

other relevant information

School principals are responsible for ensuring the information identified about each student is accurate

HOW WILL MY CHILDrsquoS PRIVACY BE PROTECTED Protecting the privacy and confidentiality of all students and their families is essential Personal details such as student names or other identifying information will not be provided to local or federal education authorities Further information about privacy is available from wwweducationgovaunotices

IS THE NATIONAL DATA COLLECTION COMPULSORY All education ministers agreed to full implementation of the national data collection from 2015 This means that all schools must now collect and submit information annually on the number of students with disability in their care and the level of adjustment provided to them Information about the arrangements that may apply to your school in relation to this data collection is available from your childrsquos school principal and the relevant education authority

FURTHER INFORMATION Contact your childrsquos school if you have further questions about the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability You can also visit wwweducationgovaunationally-consistent-collection-data-school-students-disability An e-learning resource about the Disability Standards for Education 2005 is freely available for the use of individuals families and communities at httpresourcedsetheeducationinstituteeduau


19

Important Opal information from 1 August 2016

From 1 August magnetic strip tickets (MSTs) will no longer be sold or accepted for travel within the Opal network For easy access to public transport and lower fares customers need to plan ahead and acquire the appropriate Opal card before 1 August 2016

What other ticketing options will be available for customers from 1 August 2016

Opal is the easiest and cheapest way to get around on public transport but as a last resort customers can buy an Adult or ChildYouth Opal single bus ticket on board bus services (excluding prepay services) These are single-use tickets only valid for travel from the point of purchase

Who is eligible to buy ChildYouth Opal Single Bus Ticket

The eligibility criteria are the same as a ChildYouth Opal card

ndash 15 years (inclusive)

Concession card issued by their school as proof of entitlement

NSWACT Senior Secondary Student Concession Card

Holders of this concession card are entitled to half-price fares and can apply for a ChildYouth Opal card

Eligibility

You must be a school student aged 16 or over who is

enrolled in a NSW or ACT secondary school or non-government secondary school or

registered with the Board of Studies as a full-time home-schooled or distance education (OTEN) secondary student

International school students who meet the criteria also get the same entitlements

What should I do if My School Opal Card is Lost or Stolen Report it online and order a replacement School Opal card and a fee may apply By doing this the old School Opal card will be cancelled and a new one will be mailed to the customers preferred address within 5-7 days While waiting for a replacement card you should use a ChildYouth Opal card to travel if eligible

School Student Photo IDrsquos will no longer be accepted as from 1st August 2016 Students 16 years and over must carry and show Senior Student Concession Card as shown See your School Administration for details


20

NEXT ldquoHIGH FLYERrdquo

DEADLINE

Wednesday 17 August 2016

email mosman-hschooldetnsweduau

Contact details Mosman High School Military Road Mosman 2088 Phone (02) 9968 1006 Fax (02) 9968 1203 Email mosman-hschooldetnsweduau

Dates are correct at time of printing

and may be subject to change

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Monday 25 July

Yr 12 HSC Trial Exams commence

Regional Athletics Carnival

Arts North Drama Festival Rehearsal -

Seymour Centre

Open Girls Tennis KO - State Finals

Tuesday 26 July


Music Committee Meeting - 7pm

Sports Committee Meeting - 7pm

Wednesday 27 July

Arts North Drama Festival Performance

- Seymour Centre


Thursday 28 July

AAMT Maths Competition


- Seymour Centre

PampC Meeting - 7pm

Monday 1 August

Year 8 Big Day Out

Semboku High School Science Group

Visit

Tuesday 2 August

ICAS English Exam

Friday 5 August

HSC Trial Exams Conclude

Tuesday 9 August

Year 7 Gala Day

Thursday 11 August

Yr 10-11 Subject Selection Night

Monday 15 August

Yr 10 Interview Week commences

Tuesday 16 August

Science Week Talk - Drones Droids

amp Robots

Thursday 18 August

Year 8-9 Subject Selection Night

Friday 19 August

Jazz Night - 7pm

Monday 22 August

Yr 9 Ski Camp (till Fri 26 August)

Wednesday 24 August

Yr 9-10 Information Evening

Friday 26 August

Visual Arts Exhibition - 6pm

Saturday 27 August

Visual Arts Exhibition - 11am-3pm

Sunday 28 August


Opal Card Reminder

Opal data gathered by tapping on and off is used to determine

demand for bus services If students donrsquot tap on and off

services may be cancelled due to lack of recorded patronage

With this in mind we ask for your assistance in reminding your

students that tapping on and off at the beginning and end of

each trip is one of the conditions of using a School Opal Card

Your assistance is appreciated

MOSMAN

HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE LINE

8968 7602


2

Continued from page 1

Already almost 50 of teachers

participated in a series of four evening

workshops in partnership with UNSW

and the GERRIC centre to qualify for a

Certificate of Gifted Education One of

the features of this course was

developing specific subject programs

that responded to the needs of gifted

students At an upcoming Professional

Learning evening those trained teachers

will be supporting those who did not

attend the training in developing these

skills in program writing

The first week back at school will see the

final Parent Teacher night for 2016 This

last evening will again provide parents of

Years 9 and 10 the opportunity to discuss

their studentrsquos progress with their

teachers The final semester one report

was also issued in week 1 for Years 9 10

and 11 and so all students should now

have received their Half Yearly report

Another very successful initiative was

the cake stall and sausage sizzle that took

place on Election Day The PampC art

committee organised the cake stall and

the PampC sports committee organised the

sausage sizzle (with eggs bacon and

onions) both these committees as do

our other parent committees work very

hard to support students at the school

with incredible resources

This time last year we were trialling the

ldquoElevaterdquo program with a number of

year groups This program teaches

students organisational and study skills

and each year builds upon earlier student

workshops The feedback from students

is extremely positive and the Elevate

program is now embedded in the school

calendar

At the end of term our junior and senior

dance ensembles performed at the

Northern Sydney Dance Festival Both

performances were received with high

acclaim Ms Leto our wonderful dance

coordinator also held a dance soiree to

showcase the HSC dance studentsrsquo

performances and choreography The

standard of performance by all students

was outstanding

Three of our drama ensembles have also

been selected to perform at the Sydney

North Drama Festival Our drama

students are so talented I am sure they

will be acclaimed

Many of our students have achieved

incredible success lately both

individually and in teams Ashley

Wilkie Y12 and an SRC leader has

been chosen to lead all cadets in the

Sydney metropolitan region A

fantastic achievement Lara Unkovich

of Y9 belongs to the Metropolitan

Slammers and her tennis team were

successful in winning the 2016 NSW

16 and under State Team

Championships Lara is also a member

of the MHS Knock Out tennis team

that has reached the final eight teams in

the state

Hedy Hagans (Y11) participated in a

two week promotion course with the

AAFC and not only did she pass with

Distinction she was the Dux of the

course which included over 80

participants from around the country

Also a number of students are finalists

in the Young ICT Explorers

competition Best wishes to Callum

Predavec Declan Predavec Jacques

Mathot Alex Songeon Senzaki and

Finbar Walker

Also during the holidays I was

informed of a wonderful student

success Both Callum (Y10) and

Declan (Y8) Predavec won the

Australian Information Industry iAwards

for an innovative bike system The Hi-

Viz bike system uses a mix of

technology to protect cyclists on the

road Declan and Callum will now

represent NSW in the National

competition Congratulations and good

luck boys Congratulations also to

Harmony Lovegrove who has been

selected as a featured soloist in Schools

Spectacular

Finally we have just received wonderful

news that Brendan Nyholm (Y11) has

been selected as one of twenty students

from across NSW to be Secretary for a

Day Brendan will shadow a General

Manager in the Department of

Education This is a special initiative as

part of Education Week

On behalf of the Mosman community we

are very proud of all our students and

wish them well particularly Year 12 as

they engage with trial HSC

examinations and the many and varied

major works and performances

Left Hedy Hagans Dux

of a two week promotion

course with the Australian

Air Force Cadets

STOP PRESS Ex-Mosman High Graduate off to Rio

Lisa Darmanin (ex MHS) will make her Olympic debut in Rio this year She

will be competing in the Nacra 17 mixed multi-hull alongside her teammate

and cousin Jason Waterhouse In 2015 they won the Rio test event and

finished second in the world championships Lisa

was also named the Australian female sailor of the

year last month


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Sunday July 24



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Snr Jazz







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9
















stay tuned






































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Absent Ben Jerome


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another
















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August








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students on campus





opendaysydney

UNSW News

Law Admission Test






Test are now open



Visit

https



UTS News








































UNE Early Entry














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Albury-Wodonga




jwattlatrobeeduau





15


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Visit



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ANU Campus Tours





campustoursphp


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WEBPDF

TAFE














Childhood and Care






greedetnsweduau

Phone 131 870




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Colleges

Bedford College


amp Management










1300 174 174











061 199




classes http







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Business





Versionpdf


httpwwwacjeduau


41b6-81b5-


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Education (ACPE)























and heaps more

Save the Date






will be forthcoming


16





victims of Orlando







Shoshanna Bean







shooting









effort





Warwick

















17


18























19











Eligibility








20


DEADLINE






CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Monday 25 July




Seymour Centre


Tuesday 26 July




Wednesday 27 July


- Seymour Centre


Thursday 28 July



- Seymour Centre

PampC Meeting - 7pm

Monday 1 August

Year 8 Big Day Out


Visit

Tuesday 2 August

ICAS English Exam

Friday 5 August


Tuesday 9 August

Year 7 Gala Day

Thursday 11 August


Monday 15 August


Tuesday 16 August


amp Robots

Thursday 18 August


Friday 19 August

Jazz Night - 7pm

Monday 22 August


Wednesday 24 August


Friday 26 August


Saturday 27 August


Sunday 28 August


Opal Card Reminder








MOSMAN


8968 7602


3










































































learners














answer



















from the audience




4










booklets and so on























































And that starts now








has on young girls







5




















practical exams















Congratulations






Sydney Town Hall










in July Good Luck

Ruby Moon








experienced before












6







musicians


website https








welcome

Dates for Term 3

Sunday July 24



Friday August 12


Snr Jazz







for Jazz Night 2016



7





8






August
















August































cafeacute










skip bin






exhibition






9
















stay tuned






































10


A new Season












groups



























them eliminated



Fundraising











to use these funds

Results

Special mentions -














Next Meeting





Competition


Competition







11









































Basketball team



Absent Ben Jerome


12














true mathematician
















another
















of ideas ourselves





Mathematicianrsquo

Mathscraft -






Health





Problem 1


13




14













arrive






















12 exams


four categories


church


cultural pursuits



Academic excellence





August








Medicine









students on campus





opendaysydney

UNSW News

Law Admission Test






Test are now open



Visit

https



UTS News








































UNE Early Entry














course you want




Albury-Wodonga




jwattlatrobeeduau





15


400 Kent St Sydney





available


Scholarship




$5000 and iPad

Visit



SCU Head Start


















indexphp147





ANU Campus Tours





campustoursphp


Undergraduate Guide




WEBPDF

TAFE














Childhood and Care






greedetnsweduau

Phone 131 870




and-care-birth-5

Colleges

Bedford College


amp Management










1300 174 174











061 199




classes http







scholarships



Business





Versionpdf


httpwwwacjeduau


41b6-81b5-


bar


Education (ACPE)























and heaps more

Save the Date






will be forthcoming


16





victims of Orlando







Shoshanna Bean







shooting









effort





Warwick

















17


18























19











Eligibility








20


DEADLINE






CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Monday 25 July




Seymour Centre


Tuesday 26 July




Wednesday 27 July


- Seymour Centre


Thursday 28 July



- Seymour Centre

PampC Meeting - 7pm

Monday 1 August

Year 8 Big Day Out


Visit

Tuesday 2 August

ICAS English Exam

Friday 5 August


Tuesday 9 August

Year 7 Gala Day

Thursday 11 August


Monday 15 August


Tuesday 16 August


amp Robots

Thursday 18 August


Friday 19 August

Jazz Night - 7pm

Monday 22 August


Wednesday 24 August


Friday 26 August


Saturday 27 August


Sunday 28 August


Opal Card Reminder








MOSMAN


8968 7602


4










booklets and so on























































And that starts now








has on young girls







5




















practical exams















Congratulations






Sydney Town Hall










in July Good Luck

Ruby Moon








experienced before












6







musicians


website https








welcome

Dates for Term 3

Sunday July 24



Friday August 12


Snr Jazz







for Jazz Night 2016



7





8






August
















August































cafeacute










skip bin






exhibition






9
















stay tuned






































10


A new Season












groups



























them eliminated



Fundraising











to use these funds

Results

Special mentions -














Next Meeting





Competition


Competition







11









































Basketball team



Absent Ben Jerome


12














true mathematician
















another
















of ideas ourselves





Mathematicianrsquo

Mathscraft -






Health





Problem 1


13




14













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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Monday 25 July




Seymour Centre


Tuesday 26 July




Wednesday 27 July


- Seymour Centre


Thursday 28 July



- Seymour Centre

PampC Meeting - 7pm

Monday 1 August

Year 8 Big Day Out


Visit

Tuesday 2 August

ICAS English Exam

Friday 5 August


Tuesday 9 August

Year 7 Gala Day

Thursday 11 August


Monday 15 August


Tuesday 16 August


amp Robots

Thursday 18 August


Friday 19 August

Jazz Night - 7pm

Monday 22 August


Wednesday 24 August


Friday 26 August


Saturday 27 August


Sunday 28 August


Opal Card Reminder








MOSMAN


8968 7602